Syntax

HTML	[att~=val] { sRules }
Scripting	N/A

Possible Values

att	Must be either an Identifier or a String.
val	Must be either an Identifier or a String.
sRules	String that specifies one or more Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) attribute/value pairs.

Remarks

Note   Requires Windows Internet Explorer 7 or later.

Note   Attribute selectors are enabled only in standards-compliant mode (strict !DOCTYPE).

Attributes are case-sensitive.

If the target val contains whitespace, the rule will not match anything.

Example

The following style rule selects any attribute whose value contains the token "Two".

<style>
    .test         { display:none; }
    [attr~="Two"] { display:block; }
</style>

<div class="test" attr="One Two Three">Test for [~=] (Token) succeeded.</div>

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Standards Information

This selector is defined in CSS, Level 2 Revision 1 (CSS2.1).

See Also

Class Selector, Equality [=] Attribute Selector, Existence [] Attribute Selector, Hyphen [|=] Attribute Selector, ID Selector, Prefix [^=] Attribute Selector, Substring [*=] Attribute Selector, Suffix [$=] Attribute Selector, Type Selector, Universal (*) Selector